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BOOKS AflD STATIONERY ,
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COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
TITLE ABSTRACT 0 FFlfiE.
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Lands and Lots Bought and Sold.
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOW HATES.
flOTABIES PUBLIC AND CONVEYANCERS ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS IOWA.
HENRY BEECROFT , *
STREET LIVERY STABLE ,
OX : E OSX < ! B.1I3E1
BEN noocns * OLD STAND.
11 ° wl'l ' continue running his city Una to all parts ol the city. All orders promptly attended
to. tOW UUAKO * S OUAHANTEhD. New stock co.is'antly receded. _
D. M. CON NELL
Funeral Director and Undertaker ,
No. 17 , North Mniu Stroot. . Oouncil Bluffs
Call ? promptly unsnerod at all hours , night nr d y. Now hcar o and London carriages direct
L < rom the factory iri run In connection therewith.
lhat no\er rcqulro crlmplnjr. at Mrs. J. J. Good's Hair Store , at prices never bctoro touched by
uy other hair dealer. Alee a full line of n Itches , etc. at jrontly reduced prices. Also Rold ,
silver and colored nets. Wavea m do from ladles' own h lr. Do not fall to call before purchlnp
o'Mwhcre. All eoodtl wairanted M represented. MllS. J. J. GOOD ,
29 Main Blrooi , Council Plugs , Iowa.
UNION BAKERY ,
517 SOUT MAIN STREET ,
THE BEST BREAD IN THE OI'i'Y. None but firat-olaaa Bakers
employed. Broad , Oako , Plea , &o. , delivered to any part of the city. Out
Wagons ran all day.
P AYRES , Proprietor.
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No. 5HG , BROADWAY , ( Palmer's Block. '
Between Gth and 7th streets.
L P , TIGKNOSI ,
Our Jlotto : Strict cleanliness , the best quality of meats , and lowest possible prices. Moats do-
Ircrcd to any part of the cltj. Come and see our now Bhop.
215 , 217 and 219 Main Street ,
Q-IRO O IE IRIIES
Of All Kinds. 3Sew Goods. ! Tew Prices and
Square Dealing. Call and Examine Our Stock.
BATHIBft HOUSE !
At Bryant's Spring ,
Oor , Broadway and Union Sta.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Plain , Medicated. Vapor , Electric , Plunge ,
Douch , Shower , Hot and Cold Baths. Com
petent tnolo and female nurpca and attendants
always on hand , and the be t of rare and atten-
41on given patrons. Special attention Riven to
bathing children. Investigation and patronage
"cited.
"cited.D& . A. H. STUDLEY & Co. ,
106 Upper Broadway.
Br. Studley : Treatment of chronic diseases
mad a specialty.
fl fi "rYrrnnTI n KBMOVED without the
1 1 U U I ! H K X drawing of blood or use of
UZLll U JLJlllU knife. Cures lunjr diseases ,
ANTi fyPtTWT ? Flta , Scrofula , Liver Com-
t > ' nt.Dropsy , Rheum *
Til I U lift M II R S tlsm. Bito3 Fever and Mercur-
m ( Erysipelas Salt
Rheum , Scald U < ud , Catarrh , weak , Inflamed
> ind granulated Kycs , hcrofulous Ulcers and Fem -
, m lo UistascH of all klndi. Also Kidney and
Tenerlal disease ? . Hemorrhoids or Files cured
money refunded ,
Ml diseases treated upon tbeprlnclpleof veget-
Icreforrn , without the use of mercurial polv-
una or the knife.
Electro Vapor or Medicated Baths , furnished
who desire them.
Hernia or Rupture radically cured by the ueo
the Klaatlc belt Truss and Plaster , which hai
( uporlor In the world.
CONSULTATION
CALL OK on ADDRESS
'Dm B , Bioo and F , G , Miller ,
OOUNOIL BLUFFS , la.
DR. A. P. HANCHETT ,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON ,
Office. No. 11 Pearl Street Houit. 9 a. m , to
J. , and S p. m. , to & p , m. Realdence , 120
iDancrolt street. Tolcphoulo connection with
Central office.
J. M. PALM.RR ,
DKAUKR IN
; EAL ESTATE
ANO LOAN AQ-BNT ,
COUNCIL BMJFF8 , IOW
W.D.STILLMAN
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Practitioner of lUmnopathy , consulting
nliysicianandSurgeon ,
Office nd residence 616 Willow avenue , Coun-
Uluffa ,
F. T , SEYBERT , M. D. ,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.
COUNCIL BLUFFS , - - IA ,
Office No. 5 , Eyorott Block , Broad
way , ever A. Loulo'a Restaurant.
S.
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Office over aavlngs bank.
OOUNOIti BLUFFS ,
REAL ESTATE.
W. 0. Junes , In connection with hl law and
olUctlonbu > inee buyi and lelll real ettate.
renom wlthlng to buy ( U tell city property call
> t hU office , over Baihnell't book itore , Peail
ItlMt EDWIN J. ABBOTT ,
Justice ol the Peace and
Notary Public ,
416B road way , Council Bluffs ,
MRS , E , J , HARDING , M , D , ,
Medical Electrician
AND
GYGNECOLOGIST.
Graduate of Electropathlc Institution , Phila
delphia , Ponna.
Offlco Our , Broadway & Gflenn Ave.
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
The treatment of all diseases and painful dlf-
flcultles peculiar to femalca a spocUlty.
d. G. TIPTON ,
Attorney < fc Counsellor ,
Offlco over First National Bank , Council Bluffs ,
Iowa. Will practice In the atato and federal
courts J.NO.JAYFRADTEY ,
Justice of the Peace ,
014 BROADWAY ,
Council Bluffs. - - Iowa.
W. B. MAYE8 ,
Loans andEealEstate ,
Proprietor of abstracts of Pottawattamle
county. Office corner of Broadway and Main
streets , Council Bluffs lona.
P , J , JttONTUOMBEY , M , U , .
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FltEK DlSPENSAKY EVERY SATUBD > . Y.
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Office In Everett's bloc * , Pearl treet. Real ]
dence 628 Fourth etreet. Office hours from 0 to
2 a. m. . 2 to 4 and 3 p.m. Oouncil Bluffs
F. C. GLABK ,
PRACTICAL DEMTIST.
Pearl opposlta the postofflce. One of
the oldest practitioners In Council Bluffs. Batlj-
tsfactlon guaranteed In
HUGHES & TOWSLEE ,
DEALERS IN
Confectionery , FruitsNuts
Cigars and Tobacco. Fresh
Oysters and Ice Cream in
Season. '
12 MAIN ST. ,
Oouncil
723 W. Broadway.
LARSON ? ANDERSON ,
Proprietors ,
This laundry has Just been opened for busi
ness , and we are now prepared to do la indrv
work of all kinds and guarantee Mtlifactlon. A
specialty made of fine work , such as colhri ,
cufli , flue uhlrta , etc. We uaut everybody to
gheiua trial.
LARSON & ANDERSON.
TUOS. orriMR. w. . ,
OfflCEE & PUSET ,
3S.A XOT3SCXI XC.8 ,
Council Bluffs , la.
Established , - - 1866
Dealer * In Foreign and Domestic
and borne iccuritle * .
COUNCIL BLUFFS RAILROAD
TIME TABLE.
CIUCAOO , ROCK ISLAND A\D rACinC.
Depart. Arrhe.
Atlantic K\t..SaOpiii I Pacific . . . . ! ) : , > a m
Kxnml Mall.035 am Kx and Mall.CM p n
1) . Mollies nc'.7:15 a in | DCS Molm-nc'.4HO p m
BURUSarON AND QUNCT.
- - . - . - . Arrho.
Atlantic Kx . . S:30pm : , . . . . : „
Mall anil K\.1.20am I Mall ami ix.7ouin : |
N. Y. Kx , 1.001 > m | Neb & KM r.x..8.0 n n
CHICAUO AND NORTHSrJtKRX.
Depart. Arrhe.
Atlantic Kx ) . . .KM p m I Pacific K\J . . ! : ! ft m
Mai and KxV.ll.Juam Mai ami KxC:15i : | n
Acconi. ( Sit.S-M p in | Accotii. ( Moll. ) 1:43 : p U
KANSAS CUV , ST. 10 * AND COUNCIL ( LOriD.
Dojiart Arrh o.
Mall and K\ . . . n.Mnm I Kxpre . GKpin : )
, U:10 p m | Mali mid Ex. .
VSI01 TACIHC.
Depart , Arrho.
Overland i\.llffloo. in. OterlamlKx..4'OOp. m
Miicoln Kx lltoa. : ; m. Domcrl'.x . . f < 00aiii
Dem or Kx. .7:00 : p. m. l/ooil Kx . ( laOn. in
Ixxs\l Kx 7:2.1 : a , in. Kx . IHWix. m
Kml ratit . . .6'JOp. : m. Kx. . . . . ' < > 00n.in
, sr. ions AND rAcmo.
Dciurt , Arrhe.
Mall and Kx. . [ ) :15am : I Mall nnd I'.x. . 1:30pm :
Cannon Ilah.life p m | Cannon liill. . 11:03 : n n
MOUcitv AMI nutria
Depart. Arrh p.
For Sioux Clty.TdSnm Fnn Sioux U'v.CrfW p n-
For KortNlobmra. 1'rin 1'ort Xlonrara ,
Neb' 7:33 : n m Keb f : fi01 > m
For St. Paul..7:40pm : From St. l'aul..8 0 n
CHICAGO , MltAUUKKK AND ST. TAUI , .
Ira\o Council lllulK Arrhc CoumllllhilK
Mall and Kx. . listen m I Mall nnd iv.'tiMpir : :
Atlantic.h\.inIApin : I Atlantic h\ , . ! ) : | n
ClIUAno , MIMAlKr.K AMI XT. 1'AU ,
Io.i\csOmaha. Arrives at Omaha.
Mall ami K7inain : I Vaclrte IX. . . . | Ufinii :
Atlantic : \ . . | | : : | Mall and K7tApli !
KxccptSundajs. ( Kxccpt Satunlajs. JKxccpl
Motula > . % [ Ihlh.
Council Uiulta & Otnnbft atrout R. R
Ijcaxo Council UUilta. I/ca\ Omaha.
8 a m , D n m , 10 a m , 8 a in , 0 a in , 10 n m ,
Ham , 1 in , U l > m , 3 p 11 nin , lp in , ! Jp in , 3 |
m , 4 p m , 5 p m , 0 p m , m , 4 p m , G p in , 0 p m
Street caw run half hourly to the Union 1'aclflo
Depot , On Sunday the cam begin their trip * at
0 o clock a. in. , and run rujfU nrij' during the dny
at 0,11 , 2 4 , 5 nnd 0 o'clock , andnm to city time ,
EXCITING SCENE IN MID-OCEAN.
Mon Oyorboarcl In a Monsoon. With
Sliartts About.
Massachusetts Courier.
A correspondent who \raa a pasaon
gorby the steamship Dacca , which
loft Madras for London on the 1st ult.
aouda an interesting account of an ex
citing Bcono which ho witnessed dur
ing a storm in the Indian oceun. The
votisol encountered the monsoon a few
days atter leaving Oolumbo , and had a
rough time of it until the 17ult. , when
the gale became BO violent that can
vas had to bo taken in , awning furled
and things made as snug as posaiblo ,
The correspondent writea what fol
lowed :
"I came on deck at G a. m. ; . it was
blowing fiercely , and the spray coming
over the shooto. There were three o
ua on deck when the boll struck a
Bliss , a Mr. and myself. Wo were
holding on to our chaira , which were
firmly laahod to the inner cabin sky
lights , under the Ice of the ladies
saloou. Part of the crew were work
ing hard to got the starboard lifoboa
in board , when a bigger roll to tin
windward warned us of what wai
coming. 'Hold on ! ' oomo ono shouted
Wo hold on. The duck stood upright
In came the sea gunvralo , over the
talT rail , up to our waists , lifted the
lifeboat out of its shackles , carried i
overboard , emashing away stanchions
and davits and out to sea. Then
the horrid of 'Man
came cry over
board ! '
"The helm was put down , the en
gine reversed , and back wo wont on c
search all the more so as sharks had
been seen round the ship earlier in the
morning. The boat was presently
soon aomo 200 yards off , keel upper1
most. Soon after the two men were
observed clinging on to it. Then came
an exciting two hours during ) which
wo steamed after the boat , which was
drifting rapidly toward the east. But
turning a chip like , the Dacca is a very
olow business , and M she hung In the
wind's eye a jib was hoisted to bring
her round , by the time this was done
the boat , with its pitiful looking crow ,
was away two milus and more to lao-
ward , and wo were rolling heavily
and unmanageable. At l ot the cap
tain doeidod to lot'or B boat , and tbo
order was given 'Stand by the boat , '
and BOOU after 'lowerVhd jl go
ing in her ? " wo ahoutod.
'Tho flrat oflloar , Mr. Ingram ,
sprang over the aide , caught hold of
tbo davit ropes and slipped down , but
jast ai ho got near her a great roll of
the ship llttod him clear of the boat ,
twenty fcot ia the air. As ho came
down again the boat had drifted for
ward , and ho was plunged down in
the boiling sea for five or six seconds. a
Up ho came again aa the ship heeled
over , still hanging on , and iniasod by
an ace having hia skull smashed
against the small boat's sida. It was
really a , terrible sight , and wo shud
dered aa wo looked on , the boat all
ho while being dashed np and down
> y the violence of the waves. But at
ast his opportunity came , and
10 dropped into the stern. At once
10 waa followed br the boatswain , in
, wo firemen , and two European sail-
ira , the native crew hanging aharno-
ully back. One of the paeaongom a
? OUDK English oflicor , Lieutenant
Wolff , of the Seventeenth Fuaileera ,
i son of Sir Drummond Wolff , volun-
oerod at once. But the oflicor in
churgo would not accept a paasenger'a
lorvices while men of the crow could
) o got. At last , the boat shoved oil' ,
and the oars were got out , and in a
terrible sea they sut out for the mis
sing boat. Directed by the motions
of a man aloft , they got alongside her ,
and took thu men aboard. They be
an a hard row back.
"Wo lost sight of her again and
again , wondering how she could live in
such a aca. But still she held on and
; ot at laut under our loo. By the help
if a cuta of oil ncutteml over the
waves they were comparatively stilled ,
i ladder was let down , and when the I
net man nteppod on board , such H
cheer greeted him as told him what
we thought of hid pluck and that of the
; allant fellows with him , Captain
iiurkitt was perfectly cool the whole
line , and managed his ship with
; reat skill. When the first oflicor got
i change of clothes , and came down to
ho cabin , ho received all kinds of
congratulations ) and hia health waa
drunk in bumpers of champagne. On
Sunday morning we got under the lee
of Oape Guardafui , and so elded our
iruah with the southwest monsoon , "
Buoklm'B Arnica Halve.
The Bear SALVC In the world for Onti ,
Sruiiei , Sorei , Ulcarr , bait Rheum , Ye.
ver Sored , Tetter , Cbtpped Hand * , Cbll
ilalni , Com * , and all nkln eruption * , and
poaitireJy cnreapllea , It U guaranteed to
jive utufMtfon i ocv oejr refunded ,
Price , 25 oonU per cs , to * ifcU by 0 ,
Goodman
AN IMAGINATIVE TKMPKH&NOS
LECTURE.
The Frlqht ft Yarn aplnnlnB Koportor
Qfvvo ft Gentleman From tuo
Country.
Cincinnati Gazette.
A gontlomnn , who koopa alore in
aomo country town , whorotho whlifcy
is not as intoxicating aa it ia in Cin
cinnati , came to town yoatordny morn.
i g to replenish hla atock. Uo called
on aovoral wholesale dealers , who , as
their habit ia when their country cus
tomers visit thorn , enoh invited him to
take a drink. About noon ho reached
his capacity , but , wandering tip Cen
tral avenue , appetite ovorcamu discre
tion , and ho took just ono glass too
much. About 2 o'clock ho waa found
oxtundod on ono of the licnchos in
City Hall Park by an oflleor , who
straightway tock htm in clmr o and
locked ' him np in the ( Jontrnl police
station until such tlmo aa ho should
aobcr up Hufllciently to RO about his
legitimate business. Ho wai ton
sleepy and full to know what uns
taking place when ho waa put in the
cell , just giving ono pitch foiward ,
landing him on the bonoh , and imme
diately yielding to alumbor , later in
the evening ho woke up. his brain ntill
beclouded with liquor ho had drank.
Uo was Blaring at the surroundidga in
bewilderment and surprise when a
couple o ! roportots happened upon the
eci'iio.
"Where am I ? " ho gaaped.
"In the lookup , to bo auro' . Don't
you remember what you did ? "
"Did I did ? No I ; what was it ? "
"Can you rocolleot where you were
last ? "
"It seems to mo I was in a saloon ,
but I can't just exactly say. A saloon
by the market houao. '
"What market house ? "
"Tho ouo on Sixth street. "
"Well , that's Btrango ; they found
you down on the levee roaring drunk.
Don't you remember going theru ? NoJ
1'lion you muot have boon BO drunk up
on Sixth street that you didn't know
what you were doing , and In that con
dition wandered o IF down to the river. '
"I suppose that must have been the
way , " enid the prisoner , with a great
effort to remember.
"Oh , " continued the reporter , "but
you did kick up a row. "
"Did. I , really ; nomehow it seems
that city dagger jutco ia otronger
than what wo drink out in the coun
try. But what did I do , anything
wrong ? "
"Anything wrong ! well I should ro
mark. It took ton policemen to ar-
rent and hold you till the patrol wagon
camo. Why , yourlifo wont bo long
enough to servo out the sentences
you're bound to got , or your property
half largo enough to pay the line .
Your arc charged with drunknosa ,
burghry , malicious destruction of
property , disorderly conduct , illega
voting , shooting with intent to kill
aajault and battery ; and if that po
licaman youhit dloa it will bo mutdor. '
"What's that you say ? Did I do al
that ? And I a deacon , too ? " ejaculated
latod the country gentleman , becoming
ing suddenly sober. ,
"Yes , and n deal sight more. You
got drunk , broke into a store , smashed
a $100 showcase , carried off the cash
drawer , knocked down an inoffensive
citizen and tried to kick the life out
of him , shot a bar-koopbr who wouldn't
give you another glass , and fought a
pitched battle for ten.minutes with
half the police in Cincinnati ; then the
patrol wagon arrived and they chained
you down and brought yon hero. "
"Wha t-t ! All that ! I ? Oh , dear ,
will I ever get homo again ? " j
"It's doubtful. "
"I'll never drink another d P I
over got out. All that ! f > , * hia is
" ' . ' '
awful ! *
The poor follow oaHrtid moaned for
ton minut < w , and' then the turnkey ,
: aking pity on him , told him that the
reporters , had been giving him a
"stiff " ( to use the classic language of
3olicc3 circles ) and that as soon aa DO-
jorlio would ba released , to go and
sin no more.
* When the fountainsof , lifo are cor
rupted and embittered 'by Buffering ;
when the functions of , womanhood
are strictly normal , woman lifo is Iko "
music , with no discard to jar the doll-
cato sensibilities and break the vital
and organic harmony.But many who
uffor from vital and functional disor-
era have found immediate relief and
permanent euro by usjng Mrs , Lydia
S. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound ,
How Ho Saved tne Train.
Drake's Travelers' Ma azlncV '
The usual crowd of-Autumn liars
were gathered together , lit the store ,
occupying all the grocery seats the
only'gross receipts thnt'thol proprietor
took no pride in when a 11 Hit1 , blear-
eyed , weazen-faced individual sneaked
by the back door and slunk into u ,
dark corner ,
"That'o him , " said ( ho ungram- >
matieal bntnmer witli a gioon patcl :
OVer MU , i-fr , oyo.
' Wtin in it ? " asked several at onco.
"Why the chap who saved a train
from being wrecked1 ' was the reply.
"Come , toll us about it , " they de
manded aa the email man crouched ii :
the darkness , as if unwilling that hit
heroic deed should bo brought oul
under the glare of the binning kero ,
none lamp ,
After much persuasion , being rein
forced by a stiff horn ot applejack , hi '
"It was just such a night as this ( j
bright and cleat and I was goini :
down the truck , when , right before
me , aoroos thu mile , lay a great beam
There it wau. Palo and ghastly as i
Melons body , and light as it appeared
hud not the power to move it , J
auddtiii ruutble and roar told me that
the night express was thundering :
down and noon would roach the fatal
spot , Nearer nnd nearer it ap
preached , till , just KB the cowcatcher - 1
catcher was about lifting me ,
sprang aside , placed myeolf betwooj.
ho obstruction and the track and thi
rain flow on unharmed ,
The eilonco waa aodonse for a me-
nent that one might have heard a pai
drop. Presently somebody said : '
"What aid you do with the bean ? "
"I didn't touch it , " ha teplbd ;
'but it touched me. "
"Well , " persisted the qneatioacr ,
?
'if you could't lift it , and didn't
touch it , how In thunder did the train
get over it ? "
"Why , don t you see ? " wild tkeaad.
faced man , aa ho rose from lib seat
ana sidled toward the door. "The
obstruction WM a raoonbojunj and
I jumped so thnt the shadow of m
body took ita place , and "
Bang ! How a ham at-ainst the door
and if it had struck the tody of th
retreating hero there would have beet
a much bigRer grouse spot frescoed 01
the panel of the door.
TJIE
The Graveyard of Great tlopoa am
i\iubitlon
Mr. John P. Clum , until recently
editor of Thu Tombstone ( Arizona
Hpltnph , has given The Washington
I'oat n highly interesting account o
his oactipo iroin the scene of 1m jour
nalistio labors , from which it would
appear that , next to running a fan
bank , editing a pupor in anmo per
tlor.ii < if the west is about na danger
ous an undertaking an a man can wol
onjjao ; { in. Mr Clum was alao mayoi
of Tombstone , and brought as the
chief magistrate of thu village intt
almost daily contact with the rough
est and most dangerous element of tin
village population , ho crow neons
tomul to write hia od'tormla in sigh
of his truaty Colt'a aix-ahoolor. li
attempting to preserve | udor ho
miulo oiu-micaof the cow-boys. Thi-j
win the first step in a long and pro
traded warfare which Innted tiff and
on for more thim * mx months. First ,
there occurred si drawn battle at mid
day , botwpuu Air. Chun's chief of po
lice p.iul three olliourj nnd four cow <
boya. Threu of the oflicon were
badly injured anil three oowboya
killed oulriijht. Tlm fourth , who
happened not to bo armed , ran iv\va >
nnd escaped. After this n oititsuna
cummittoe was formed and p.irndec
the streets day and night , armed will
HJx-ahootora , needle guns nnd Henry
titles. Mr. Olum lisanilod thu cow
bovrn vigorously through the oolumnn
of The Epitaph , and every time om
was brought before him as n magistrate
ho imposed heavy fines. Then the
cowboys lay in wait for Mr. Olum
until he was compelled to go heavily
armed , nnd dnrod not ntay out aftoi
nightfall without being attended by n
bodyguard. Finally , every ordinary
plan of the cowboys failing to ric
them of their enemy , they bnnded together
gothor , and , camping a few miles
from Tombstone , in a deep nnd wilt
cnnon , signed n donth's-hend agreement
mont to kill Mr. Olum with pens
dipped in bloud taken from n con
vict's arm , and afterwards drank
from n cup of warm blood , dilutee
with pure spring water. This came
to hia cars , and ho bought another
fljx-.shootor nnd another tlonry
rillo , and never wont out into
the clrcut without being accom
panied by sovurnj members ol
his police force. Thn chief of police
was ahot nt nnd uearty killed ono
night. Tilings \ cro gettini : very dca
purnto indeed , And The Epilnh lint !
great dilHoulty in gottim ; out wlthoul
the death of a compositor or an ad
venturous newsboy. Mr. Clum slept
in a room guarded by men armed to
the teeth. Ho did not remove hia
clothes , but kept hia gun and pisto
where he could put his bauds on them
instantly. Life ut Inut became such a
burden that ho determined to remove
.0 some locality where he could have
something else but ahotgun for break-
° ast , dinner and supper , nnd botwoor
moils. But to got away was about as
perilous aa to remain , for the
cowboys -suspecting eomo auch
move , tad laid their plans no
cordicg'y. ' and were posted arounc
: h outskirts of the town ia the
hushcK , ruaUy to ehoot 'him as awnn a
he appeared. At length Mr. Glum
managed to got aboard of a stag
coach ono dark night and started on
his way to Tucson. The coach was
stopped and fired at and ono of the
horses killed. Believing that ho hat
not hit on the safest mode of locomo
tion , Mr. Olum decided to leave the
coach nnd take his chances on foot
After a walk of seven miles ho man
aged to got a horse and made his way
in safety to Tucson. Ho is now it
Washington , thoroughly satisfied witf
western journalism , and sold her hiu
paper.
What given a healthy nppotito , an
increased dilation , etronglh to the
muscles , and tone to the norvesi
Brown's Iron Bittern.
1
Mm J. O , Iloliortcon , fllUlmiK , 1'a. , writes : "I
wa euffcriiiL' from general ilolilllty. uant of up-
otlt < ; . couotipatlon , otc , , en that ! lie Has a bur
den ; attur lUliiK llurdock llloo.l lllttcrs I felt hot-
er than for j cam. I cannot ( tralno your Bitters
00 much , "
U.GIbbd. of IluBalo , N. Y , , wrltoi ; "V our
lurdock Diet Ultttrn , In chronic dUoaicaof the
lloo-l , liter u4 kldiioya , have been tlKiially
narkod with mrccM , Iha o luwl them myHiff
with but results , for torpidity of thu liver , anil In
caeoof a friend of mine tulfcrln ; licci iltoi y ,
he otloct an marreloui. "
IlrucoTurner , llochcutcr , KY.l iltc : ' 'I havu
bu.n lubjof t to utrloua dUordcr of the kldnuya.
nd unablu to attend to Luolnoiw ; liurdock Wood
litters rtllurud me hoforu half a botllo wan used
f.ol confident that they will entirely cure me , "
Atunlth Hall , Hlnghampton , N , Y , , wrltuc :
'I Buffered with a dull ] utln through my eft
UIIK and bhonlcltr. Ixwt my cnlriti , appctlto
andiulor , and could with dlltlculty keep up all
day ; , look jour Uurdocl : l.lood llitturJ an dl-
uctcd.ainl hatufult lie join tlnco flret week at-
cr uilni ; ihim. "
Mr , lioali lutes , Klmlr.i , A. Y. . writua ; "About I
ourtarnaio Iluilanntuu.k of blllounfurerand
levfr full ) rccoiiml. My dlt'ustivu orpun
wtro v.iiAtmiland I Houldbuixmiplettlf prot-
ruled ior ilajii. After UMIII , ' two bottluj of yuur
lurdofk Iloo4 ! Illtttr" tin mprovcineiit wr.s o
vl-lble that I wns uatonlalieJ. 1 tatuiow. thoiiKh
i ycaraof a u , dgafilr and ii.u ) > oiiablu day'g
vork
0. Uaclict Itoblniian , proprletcr of Tim Canada
rroobyt-rlan , Toronto , Oul , , vrltta : "For \ caw
euffcri 1 creatly from olt-rceurrliif ; hcadaclio. I
Died your liurdock Illood Hitters with happiest
reditltd , and 1 now find mi Mil la hotter health
hwi for yu r pant. "
Mri tt'allace , liulfalo , N. Y , write : ' ! have
unoj Ilurdocli liloodlllUcrntorucncui ) and bll <
oua i ada'hui , and can recommend It to anyone
cqu 11 mro for billlouancua. '
Mr . Ira Hullnolland , Albany , N , Y , wiltw
'For noieial yum I h&ve luflntd ficm cft-iccur-
tlax blllloUD hoad4.hu , djupeiisU , and com.
lUuiU ixicullar to uiy BOX , Bincaulug your
lurdock Illood Hitter * I m entirely relloved. "
Price , * I.OO pel Bottle ; TiU DottlailOOti
OuTE& MILBUEH & Co
, , , , Props ,
BUFFALO , X. T.
Sold at HholMtU by lib k UeUahoa and 0. r.
Joodaiin. i * S7 eod-ma
' BLACK-DRAUGHT' ' cures dj
uud
25
BUYER AND SHIPPER OF EGGS. ' I Law
No , 519 South Iain Street
COUNCIL 11LUKFS Jfrain
, IOWA ,
3
I Pay the Highest Market Price and Deduct
No Commission ,
a Re-
COUNCIL BLUFFS MANUFACTURING CO. he
Mouldings , Scroll and Lattioo Work , Wood Turn-
? ' Ro-SawingPlaning and Matching , Sash , Doors ,
Blinds , Boxes , Etc. Manufacturers and Dealers in
Improved jiawkoyo Wind Mills and Pumps.
J. J. Hatliaway , Manager , Council BlunVIa.
Machinery 1 IK > run cxclualvoly for custom work on Thunulny nnd
onchwook. Onlcrs BMIcttod and BatUfftflUon guaranteed. uu a con-
isians
quea
( Successors to J. W , Rodefer ) npor- 011 to
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN loped if the
( the
LACEAfMA , LEHIGH , BLOSSBUE& prea-
AND.ALL
. t roe -
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A.3C.S3O I the
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CONNELLSVILLE COKE , CEMENT , LIME , PLASTER , ETC , Hho iOcd
Office No. 34 Pearl Street , Yardo Oor. Eighth Street and .OUBO kors
Eleventh Avenue , Oouncil Bhiffo. VO'B
I'KIKK THOLU ; turo
HERMAN KIIACUT. iitho
THOLUTHOLL & KRACHT , a to
44.
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Cor. Main Btroet nnd 7th Avonuo. i in
Flno Qroccrloi , Tew. K'.c. , a .Spro'altv. Highest prices paid for country produce. Now real
Wlvcrai " " ' ' K % * ' ' tt ° Wl" not b ° utldo oll' ' Ca " " " > cxamtno our stock. on-
Jato
P. T. MAYNE. 0. E. MAYNE Tho.
oco-
fill and
tioa
MANUFACTURE pro-
BROOMS , BROOM HANDLES ,
CORN MEAL , GRAHAM FLOUR AND pat ory
lion ,
CHOPPED FEED ifor ) fof ted ral a
The Very Beat of Brobme Constantly on Hand. The Hlchent adSi
Market Price Paid
for
ty.
Corn Oats ty.M. .
, , Rye , - Barley
ffj
Parties Wishing to Sell Broom Ooru.Will Please nd
nd
Send Sample.
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THK LEADING DUALER IN
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337 Broad V7w , Council Bluffs , Iowa , ole -
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THEHUNTRESSTRACE BUCKLE tot
wvilJ"Tmr ! "itni'iVY " ! to " " " , " 1 rkot , ' ° f , u"reo > " . and ff l 01 Perfect tutlifactlon. WK OHAt. tto
prrdiico a buckle-hat equals It In the following polnta : lit-JWBneap to
LTrni' , ! ' " ' - " ' ' ' . " ! ' ' ? ttl8treco , : 3.1-IU1 . Hrer-Klli ; 4tli-Iti oi In changing without *
10
aklnirthoiraci out of Ihu I
niw : Mh-lt will not unbuckle Itnelfi
ra Rht with the trace. IIUNr/JKBS / VUACK CAltRU.Il , the bait In the 6th-Tlio world. The hamo ojckeyo tuzpulta to I-
wife JKTi1 Vttt1'm. SnA'i ' i'n"8' ' , * " . 01,0011111 J110 ro1" ° ' MUNrilES3 PATENT
BTKKK ANll
,
JWtiAST
HTJIAP HOOK for , - ' , . . .
. navy wagons -'owjnir draKzlnir. w. ,
imiotbooqiiallud. the tuff will not unhook lUoir. Jlanufacturud by
DDTTON , HUNTRESS & CO. , Janoaville , Wieconain. ll
nolun ° ' IIool""an' Cou"c" I"uCr'i fih rp A Boil and II. S , Colllni 4Co.Omaha , and by -v rfB
rfy
ST. LOUIS HOUSE. y
Saloon and Restaurant , itt ito
ADOLPII DOKKFLINGKK , 1'roDiletor. Choice Wines nnd Cigars. , o
Oyhters m livery Style , a
709 Lnwflr Hrontlwnjr. flnunoil Bhifls Iowa. a
DUQUETTE , GUIBEET & CO. ,
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( Jiuxoisars to Kill ) & DlKJUl'uW ) .
fPnminnn nnil lit
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liUO"1"
l-st. . roiiucil Bluffs , Ta.
AIM STREET
-AND-
SALE STABLE.
All Shippers and Travelers will need
oed accommodation nnd reasonabl
target. f
iOUTH STREET ,
OPPOSITE OAYSTAJC/ / MILL ,
Jouncil Bluffs , - ' , Iowa ,
HOLLAND & MILLER ,
Proprietors ,
STARR & BUUGH ,
HOUSE , SIGN ,
AND
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PAPER HANGING , * I
KALSOMINIHO AND OMINISO ,
jSL , 8XJEld3CJ JCa < 3C'9r' " * '
Shop Corner Broad way and Scott 8t
MAURT3R S > OBAIQ ,
ARTISTIC POTTERY ,
Rich Out Olaea , Fine Frenoli
Silver Ware &o.
(10 BsOABWit COUNCIL BLOTTO